Registration for after-school clubs and activities begins Monday, September 10, at 7pm – see links below:
- LEGO® STEM, Students in grades Kindergrten & 1st, and grades 2-5 – Register here and learn more about the program
- Intro to STEM Using LEGO® materials – Beginning
- Robotics Using LEGO® WeDo® materials – Intermediate / Advanced
- Coding With Kids, Students in grades 2-5 – Register here and learn more about the program
- Game Development – Beginner, Grades 2-4
- Game Development, Intermediate / Advanced, Grades 3-5
- WATT – Women Advancing Tomorrow’s Technology, Girls in Grades 5, 6, 7 – Register here and learn more about the program.
- WATT (Women Advancing Tomorrow’s Technologists) is a student-led nonprofit organization based in the Seattle area. The aim of WATT is to introduce computer science and logical thinking ideas to young girls in order to give them experience in a field that they may wish to pursue in the future.
- Middle School Robotics – Request enrollment and learn more about the program
- Applications for Middle School Robotics are being accepted now through September 21. An optional information session for interested parents and students will be held in the new Technology Room located in the main school building, West Stairwell, Mezzanine Level, Monday, September 10, at 7pm. For more information and to submit an application, visit the Robotics Webpage.
- Art Club – Kindergarten and Grades 1 / 2
- Ms. Kyoungmi (Ms. Kay) Jang will instruct Art Club after school for students in grades Kindergarten, 1 and 2. Kindergarten classes will begin Friday, October 5, for seven sessions, 3:05-4:05pm; Grades 1 and 2 will begin Thursday, September 20, for nine sessions, 3:05-4:35pm. Children paint, draw, sculpt, collage, design, imagine, sketch and explore using a wide variety of materials and techniques, all in an atmosphere of fun and success! Link here for more information and to register.
- Debate Club / Debate | Able
- Join the St. John School Debate Club! Debate|Able Clubs make learning to debate fun while kids grow as critical thinkers, confident public speakers, and collaborative teammates. Debate|Able is the only debate program in the country developed exclusively for students in upper elementary grades. Through games, activities and relevant topics, debaters practice making and responding to arguments in an upbeat, positive environment – with an emphasis on learning to consider both sides of any topic or issue. Debate|Able encourages students to find their own voices, and to listen to the voices of others. Parents are invited to attend the end of session Debate Club match! Link here to register.
- Cantionis Choir – Students in Grades 3-6
- The CANTIONIS Choir offers interested students in grades 3-6 an opportunity for musical accomplishment in a fun and enriching environment. The choir sings at occasional Sunday liturgies, school assemblies, and parish and community events. Directed by Mrs. Ellen Pepin-Cato. Link here for more information and to register.
- SCHOLA Choir – Students in Grades 7 / 8
- A liturgical choir, SCHOLA is directed by Mrs. Pat Tsagalakis. SCHOLA provides music leadership for all of the school liturgies throughout the year, with occasional Sunday liturgies scheduled. Link here for more information and to register.
- BAND – Students in Grades 5-8
- In cooperation with Bishop Blanchet High School, Beginning/Intermediate and Advanced Band classes are available to students in grades 5 through 8. Band practice is held twice per week during students’ lunch period, each Monday and Wednesday school is in session. Time is provided for eating lunch. Link here for more information and to register.
